Ken Papaleo: X Marks the Shot: Steamboat Springs
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Showing posts with label Steamboat Springs. Show all posts

Colorado - Steamboat Springs - Buffalo Pass Fall Colors.



"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS 5D Mark II
ISO - 100
Shutter Speed -  1/250 sec
F/stop - 8
Lens - Canon 70/200 zoom

This is the fourth blog from my recent shoot at Steamboat Springs, this time, Buffalo Pass. This area had the best color. The road from the Steamboat side is pretty easy to drive. What caught my eye were the four bright colors lined up. I thought this place photographed the best in the late afternoon to sunset. 

NOTE- This will be my last blog for awhile. I have rotator-cuff surgery tomorrow. I'm told rehab is 3 to 4 months. Not sure when I can start photographing again. Until that time I will run flashbacks of picture and blogs. I enjoy showing the beauty of Colorado that not everybody gets to see and hope that those off you who follow this blog will continue to do so. Thanks, Ken













Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615



Colorado - Steamboat Springs - Hans Peak and Surrounding Areas.



"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon 5D Mark II
ISO - 400
Shutter Speed - 1/250 sec.
F/stop - 11
Lens - 70/200 zoom


This is the third blog from the Steamboat Springs area, Hans Peak and its surrounding area. Not much to say about shooting this shot. I did set my exposure for the highlights of the aspens. One thing I did do is not change my mind about going to Steamboat, after I say the weather report. Bad weather can lead to nice photos. Nothing wrong with that dark cloudy sky.













Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615



Colorado - Del's Triangle Three Ranch - Craig - Flash Back - 12/17/2009.



"X Shot" information.
ISO - 400
Camera - Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Shutter - 1/2000 sec
F/stop - 5.6
Lens - 300 f/2.8 


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615

Colorado - Steamboat Springs, Cowboy Downhill - Flash Back.



"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1 Mark III
ISO - 400
Shutter - 1/2000 sec
F/stop - 5.6
Lens - 500 mm



Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615

Steamboat Springs, Colorado, 12/11/2007.



"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1D Mark II
ISO - 500
Shutter - 1/800 sec.
F/stop - 8
Lens - 70/200 zoom


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615



Weekend Flash Back, Steamboat Springs, Colorado. 1/23/2008







"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-!D Mark II
ISO - 100
Shutter - 1/200
F/stop - 22
Lens - 24/70 zoom


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615


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Steamboat Springs area, Colorado.






"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
ISO - 500
Shutter - 1/500
F/stop - 11
Lens - 70/200 zoom





























"X Shot" location information.
1. Steamboat Springs is about two and a half hours from Denver.
2. Most of the evening mountain pictures where shot north of Clark.
3. Also in the Hahns Peak area.



All photos for sale, contact  e-mail address below.


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Nature Photographer
Phone - 303-674-0615







Weekend Flash Back - Steamboat Springs, Colorado 01/19/05



                                                   “X Shot” Information
                                                  Camera - Nikon D1H
                                                  ISO - 200
                                                  Shutter speed - 1/160 sec.
                                                  F/Stop - 5.6
                                                  Lens 14 mm


The morning was perfect as the hot air balloon started to fill with air. I noticed a man enter the balloon and quickly took a peek. The image was beautiful and I proceeded to take a number of frames before I had to get out of the way. Using a 14 mm lens allowed me to get the whole top of this graphic balloon in my frame.


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer


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Evergreen, Colorado, United States
I worked for the Rocky Mountain News for 28 years, until they went out of business. I now do freelance work, post this weekly blog, ski and play with my four grand children. I still have the love to get out and take photographs, which brings me great peace and comfort.

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